Distinguish between testate and intestate succession.

      

Distinguish between testate and intestate succession.

  

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Maurice
Under section 34 of the law of succession Act, a person is deemed to intestate in a respect
of all his free property of which he has not made a will capable of taking effect.
In such a case the net intestate estate is distributed in accordance with the rules of
intestacy. However, under section 32, the minister may by a notice in the Kenya Gazette
disqualify the rules of intestacy in the distribution of agricultural land, crops and
livestock in any part of Kenya. In such a case, the law applicable in the distribution of
such property is the law or custom of the community or tribe in question.

Testate succession: this is the disposition of a deceased's estate in accordance
with his will as approved by the court.
maurice.mutuku answered the question on May 2, 2018 at 08:34


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